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Downtown Alert

Downtown Tucson Partnership frequently receives advisories including traffic alerts and other important community news that could affect workers, residents and visitors in Downtown Tucson.

 

Active Alert

April 30, 2025: The following streets will close to vehicular travel for the Tucson Police Fallen Officers Memorial on Thursday, May 1:

  • Stone Avenue closed between Corral and Cushing, starting at 5:30 pm.

Stone Avenue is scheduled to reopen by approximately 8:00 pm. This is an annual event to honor fallen Tucson Police officers.

March 5, 2025: Via the City of Tucson Department of Transportation and Mobility (DTM): Beginning Monday, March 10, 2025, repairs to the Diamondback Snake Bridge, which spans over Broadway between Maclovio Barraza Parkway/Barraza Aviation Highway and Euclid Avenue are scheduled to begin.

Travel lane restrictions will be in place during the project, with two lanes of travel maintained in each direction. The bridge will be closed to pedestrians and cyclists through the duration of the project, and they will be detoured onto Euclid Avenue. East and westbound pedestrian sidewalk access will also be restricted under the bridge while crews are working.

Crews are scheduled to work Monday through Thursday from about 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.

This work is scheduled to be completed by mid-June 2025. The traveling public can expect delays when driving in this work area.

Click here to see the full DTM news release.

Downtown Access

View the recommended ways into downtown on the map below (green arrows) to avoid traffic delays and construction zones (map: City of Tucson DTM).

Click Here for a Printable Downtown Access Map

 

Other Roadway Projects to be aware of:

Encounter a transportation related concern? Dangerous obstructions in roadways, traffic or pedestrian signal malfunction, pothole repairs, questions on roadway construction etc...?

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